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Listed under Chinese Restaurant, Restaurants. located in Ashfield.
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Eaton Ashfield is a chinese restaurant located in Ashfield. Rated 4 stars from 496 Google reviews.
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- Address313 Liverpool Rd, Ashfield NSW 2131, Australia
- Phone(02) 9798 2332
- Websiteeaton-ashfield.store/
- HoursMonday3:00 PM β 1:00 AMTuesday3:00 PM β 1:00 AMWednesdayClosedThursday3:00 PM β 1:00 AMFriday3:00 PM β 1:00 AMSaturday3:00 PM β 1:00 AMSunday3:00 PM β 1:00 AM
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The food was delicious, especially the crab! We finished everything on our plates. The owner was very nice, and the waiter named Victor was extremely friendly and welcoming. β€οΈ
Excellent Chinese spot π. The Steamed Free Range Chicken (Cold serve) was super juicy and full of flavour π. Definitely get it with a side of steamed rice π. The real standout though was the Live Pippy in XO sauce π. They were so fresh, and the sauce was savoury with just a mild kick πΆοΈ. We added the crispy noodles for $14 and they were perfect for soaking everything up π. Also worth ordering some tea to balance out the meal π«. Service was professional and thoughtful π. Since we had a table for two, they brought the pipis out first, then the rice to go with the chicken so we had enough space π. The restaurant itself was clean, tidy, and nicely lit β¨.
bro underestimated how much of a big back the family is, and told us to stop ordering early on because the stuff we asked for was enough, the look on his face when we insisted we wanted more dish was hilarious. couldnβt even get nice photos from how hungry we were, and how fast we devoured the entree. everyone was great, food is amazing, would want to come back again π the complementary tea is actually divine, loved when they gave us some oranges, it got me through my congee when i was getting flavour fatigue
I visited with high expectations since itβs well-known, and the place was already packed with people. The food was unfamiliar to me, so ordering was a bit challenging, but I decided to go with the pipis, which had been highly recommended. I enjoyed the meal, and overall, it was a satisfying dining experience.
Haven't been here in years, the selling point in the past was the free bitter melon jelly which gave the place a uniqueness over any other cantonese restaurant. Sadly this no longer exists unless there is special occasion mass banquet ordering. There is also no free soup or dessert like many other mainstream Chinese restaurants. Altho the food is still decent. And the place has cleaned up to look a lot better, without the competitive edge it had before leaves little incentive to go back to regulary. Service is pleasant tho. And for that overall scored this a 4.


